Are there any EOTP elementary schools (non-charter) that are great past K?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maury
Brent
Peabody
Ludlow Taylor
Shepherd
Ross

This is about right. Bancroft, Powell and Cleveland are creeping up IMO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maury
Brent
Peabody
Ludlow Taylor
Shepherd
Ross

This is about right. Bancroft, Powell and Cleveland are creeping up IMO.

West

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maury
Brent
Peabody
Ludlow Taylor
Shepherd
Ross

This is about right. Bancroft, Powell and Cleveland are creeping up IMO.

West

West in the creeping up, maybe. Already there, no.

[Anonymous]

West is creeping up - the OP asked for great - not getting there.

[Anonymous]

It is a subjective question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:West is creeping up - the OP asked for great - not getting there.

If OP is asking for only great EOTP past K, I'd say only

Ross
Shepherd
Brent
Maury
LT

In that order. I give Shepherd edge over Brent because they have IB program and perform the same with triple the low income students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What do "people who can afford to move" look like?

NP...In this city, they are white, black, and Asian. I know plenty "who can afford to move" and they are represented by all groups.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maury
Brent
Peabody
Ludlow Taylor
Shepherd
Ross

This is about right. Bancroft, Powell and Cleveland are creeping up IMO.

West

West in the creeping up, maybe. Already there, no.

This! Maybe if they can keep teachers more than two years. Wait until next year to see who is returning.

[Anonymous]

So, it looks like you need to live on Hill if you're ETOP?

[Anonymous]

SWS is not charter, but is city wide and located eotp and most families have stayed -- next year they will have completed their expansion to 5th grade and it doesn't look like many will take the gamble of Eliot Hine.

[Anonymous]

PPs' definition of "great past K" is rather expansive

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, it looks like you need to live on Hill if you're ETOP?

Nope. In fact, I'd choose Shepherd #1 due to feeder to Deal and Wilson as well as IB. With Ross and Hill schools you still have to worry about middle and a lot of kids will leave after 4th for charter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:West is creeping up - the OP asked for great - not getting there.

If OP is asking for only great EOTP past K, I'd say only

Ross
Shepherd
Brent
Maury
LT

In that order. I give Shepherd edge over Brent because they have IB program and perform the same with triple the low income students.

This. I wonder why this is the case. Also Ross also seems like a sweet little school. And rooting for LT.

Overall, though, I'm glad there are starting to be several viable options EOTP.

[Anonymous]

Shepherd is more diverse economically because it still has a decent number of slots for OOB kids, especially in upper grades (same as Lafayette and Murch used had a few years ago). That is gradually changing in the ECE years so I expect the FARMS numbers to decrease in the coming years too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:West is creeping up - the OP asked for great - not getting there.

If OP is asking for only great EOTP past K, I'd say only

Ross
Shepherd
Brent
Maury
LT

In that order. I give Shepherd edge over Brent because they have IB program and perform the same with triple the low income students.

This. I wonder why this is the case. Also Ross also seems like a sweet little school. And rooting for LT.



Overall, though, I'm glad there are starting to be several viable options EOTP.

Shepherd is not an easy school to get to for much of the city. It is 2 blocks off of 16th St but the general city population who is considering it is a much narrower band.